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TIE sum Of eight dollars is not q great
thing, hut 1t is more than the General
Executive Board Of Knights of Laborshould
ask tho orderi to pay for wine and beer.
II the Executive Boarders want a nip,
they should not expect members to buy
it for them. This is reasonable and en-
tirely liberal view. a. sIi.-
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{ Another. Attack on NJ. wilson.

PARIS, Oct. Cole Paris again attacks
NJ. Wilson, charging him that as a dlrec-3
tor Of printing Office at Dijon ho sent
touting circular to finance officials through
out the province. It gives q list OF ouch
officials who became custom era. and who
have since been promoted or decorated
out OF their turn, q e. "a. (, u Z. .ffl 4
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GALVESTON, Tex, Oct. 2O.-William R.
MCCULLOUGH, chief engineer; Of the Nal.
losy line steamship Comsl, was arrested
hero charged with the murder OF John Fl.
Graham, one Of the coal trimmers on the
Coral. Graham died On the. ateamor
when four days out from New Y fork.
Riley, q coal ;pssasr, IN an affidavit says
thst Graham's death resulted from Nc.
Cullough's pouring live coals over him
and beating him when down. McOul-
Tough and soveral witnesses have been
lodged in jail,s S''it y tige4 ma. h 5y
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A Steamer burned. I

& WI1NISdroN, n. O., oo.. q. .- The
steamer Rssular, $50 tons, running be.
tween New York and this city, uau hu1s:
ed at her wharf hare to-day. Her cargo I,
Of cotton, naval stores and lumber, yslued
at $50, 600, was entirely destroy cd N The
vessel ALDO ia q total loss. Both vessel aud
cargo were insured. 5s5li q i,
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IT is true, IS a leading English news.
paper says, that treaty with the United
States 10 good for nothing without ratifca.
tion by tho Senate, but 1t has taken our
friends acroes the ocean long while to
mako this important discovery. Some.
how they don't get the hang Of things
American. tu 81
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To Mako Heavy Torglngs.

BRlDaEroRT, CoNN., Oct. 2O-A thous-
and feet Of water front has been bought at
Whitestone, Long Island, for forge plant.
the industry at this particular point is to
facilitate heavy work upon steamships. A
syndicate has been formed with William
D. Blahop as the moving financial spirit,
and D.. W. Pinkham as the practical
manager. Thecspital is about $4,000, 900.
The plant will be ons Of the finest in the
world. Besides making heavy forginga
adequate machinery will be placed to fn-
ish up work, NJ ~ + gs,i Z, {. -
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san FRAScIsco, CAL, Oct. 2o.-Petrole.
um which had bsen used for fuel caught
are in the Fulton Iron Works Last night
and destroyed the machine shops with
much machinery and the castings for six
steam schooners, which had been COM
pleted. The loss is about 100000. The
California Oar works adjoining we're also
burned; b. Y loss will be between $4,000 and
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THE INSULT 40 MRS. CLEVELAND,
Tho minneapolis Editor acknowledges Hi
a.sl. Ell rl-t Error - --Fa -,aia


The minneapolis Editor Acknowledges His
=. "a. Error.
RosToN, Oct. 2O.-Elitor Haskell, Of the
Herald, left for Minneapolis at orce after
the excited procaedinGs in that town over
the remarks upon Mrs. Cleveland in the
Tribune, which is owned by his son. The
Herald is a very pronounced friend Of Mr..
Cleveland. Young Mr.. Haskell is very
well known here and ia a graduate Of
Harvard, Tho GlodsHays: "rhe Mime.
apolu 7rib,lne's attack on Mrs. Cleveland
and its coarse irslnuationa concerning the
notive6 which induced her to become the
vile Of the President are beneath con-
tempt and unworthy the slightest notice,
but.it is not surprising that the indigna-
ton Of the people Of that city should show
itself by burning in ef1igy the proprietor
Of the paper" The Record, Republican
paper, says: "The public; applauda the
blazs that burns in eiligy the man who
pens such malignant and cruel attack
on Mr.. Cleveland as was printed in the
Minneapolis Tribune" Last nights Record
says! 'AB the discussion concerning the
Minneapolis 1ribune's coarse attack, on
Mrs. Cleveland goes on, the author
ship Of tho article is likely to become
known. Mr.. All. Blethen telesraphs
the Portland, Maino, papers that he
wishes his personal friends to know
that the criticisms OF the Presidents wife,
which recently appeared in the Tribune,
were not his, but were written and pub.
liahed during his absence. He says no
apology has been made on account Of his
partners opposition. The Herald alone,
ofthe Boston papers, has had no comment
upon the subject" A Minnespalis dis.
patch says: editor Blsthen appealed
to the police Tueaday night and caused a
guard to be placed upon his house and
person. he feels the public's unjust &C.
cusationH keenly and threatened to kick
clear out Of the Tribune traces. Young
Haakell, who is really responsible for the
editorial, Is understood to be anxious to
prevent this. People meantime are drop.
ping in daily and stopping thei7 paperg.
Tho .se1lozs Haskell arrived yesterday.
The terrible ecorching which Blethen had
received evidently compelled Mr.. Haukell,
ST., who foots up the Tribune bills, to in.
veetigate the whole matter. The outcome
OF 1t all is that Haskell will assume entire
responsibility, and the Tribune to-day
publicly acknowledges the error /. com.
mitted in publishing cny matter upcom.
plimentary to Mrs. Cleveland during he,
visit to this city.9iY Young Haskell assumes
over bis own signature the entiYe respon'
sibility for the Cleveland editorial ant
entirely e1onerates MIR. Blethen from al
knowledge, participation or responsibility
in the eame. !fs S. ~ il'
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SENATOR sHEKMAN's reception in Bel
mont county has been Of the most cordial
character. The people have bssn glad to
ses him, to shake hands with him and to
talk with him. 10 has kind word for
everybody and is in the habit Of saying
aomething worth remembering. His visit
to the manufacturing establishments in.
tsrested him greatly and was very pleasing
to the men whose skill has given those es.
Establishments their high standing.
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The Democrats over the river who
ha!ched.a plot against Mr.. .McKelvey were
sick Of their job by breakfast yesterday.
The 1NTELLIaEScER turned their cake to
dough for them, and it was done so swift.
ly that they don't yet quite understand
what has happened to them.
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Opened and Road All Lo,,aY.. \, 1, =, .

"A 4: KASsAs ClrI, Oct. ao.-Henry Crosby, a
grocery man Of salina, Kansas, has been
convicted In the United States District
Court here of displaying "postoflice''
sign In front of his store and opening and
reading all letteya left with him.. He was
sentenced to pay a ano Of So, 600 and serve
ten days in Jail. 4; a ,t2:3 8:
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Hsw Workers 1ulictod For Cruelty.

+LASoAs7ER, n. h, Oct: 9O.-The grand
Jury Of Cass county hos found Jap indict:
ment against Dr.. Webb, Of New York,
aon.in.lsw Of the. late W a.. Vanderbilt
and Major Whetmore for cruelty in driving
six.horse team to the summit OF Mt
Washington from Glen House, eigh,
miles, in eng hour, nine minutes and
forty.seyen seconds, ii;j ,y iittifll
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Put to n Bnso Use,

\ 4 NEw York, Oct. ao.-The old Tennessee
Eill hereafter do duty for the Meriden,
Conn, eaiwsy Company as coal bunker,
having recently been purchased from the
government Tor that purpose. She origin.
ally cost over million and q hall dollars,
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hussin Dlscriminates Against Germany.
BERLls, Oct. 20:-1t is stated that Rus.
sia intends to reduce the import duties on
English goods 20 per cent, aud on French
goods 10 per cent. Ga German goods no
reduction will be mad e. ~ g;l3i ~
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Chicago Boodlsrs Refused q Now Trial. i
CHICAGO, Oct. eo.-Judge Jamieaon this
morning overruled the potion for a nov
trial in the omnibus {"boodle'' case, and
the defense aaked that they be heard on
motion for stay Of judgment. Judge
Jameson agreed to hear the motion on
Saturday. s,t5';i i;-s :T3'tF s3.
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Tho pl,tsbiultrrElh Gas Explosion, on I. 4

Plrr BuRou, Oct here we're crowds
Of people today at ths aceno Of yestor.
days gas explosion. a large force Of
workmen was engaged in clearing away the
debris from the damaged building and
making way for rrepaira. None ofthe parties
who were injured, have died. Four OF
them arp siill:in q critical condition with
but few slight hopes Of their recovery.
The Others are improving. Arrangements
are in progress for "a performance next
Thurgday for the benefit Of gu fIerers. b n,
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TIE Knights OF Labor rule the rod flag
out Of their parades by majority that
reveals the presence Of but twenty.nine
Ansrchia. sympathizsrsin tho convention.
The flag Of the Union and the flag Of a
State should bo good enough for Ameri.
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"a Printer Falls iIolr. to !, aIilllona.

Waco, TEXAS, Oct. 2O.-Joseph E. Ham.
ilton; a printer Of this city, has ialloniholr
to an estate the amoun. Of vhloh Is ovor
$1,000, 900. The money was left by sn
uncle who went to California in 1856.
Tho other day the lucky printer received
lotters from w. ". Bliss. public admins.
traitor Of Butts county, California, request
ing him to proye bis identity and forward
the papsrs, \ WHICH he has done. ~ ~,
Hamilton lcaves ne1s yeek for California.
He is good fellow, and ) general tayorite
with the lratelnitY here. u <: u
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SCORES rnAMrLKD UPON.

a Panic Among tho Mob In London During u
Dem onstration. Sd
, LONDON, Oct. 20.-The trouble with the
socialigta and unemployed people still con-
tinues. III 35.l. ss
To-day one of the asitatorn OF the mob
in Hyde Park unrolled red flag, which
he waved above his head, shouting,
".Hurrah for the glorious Commune" q
A Asection Of the mob near the speaker,
stampeded for fear Of a police charge.
Scores were trampled upon and injured,
but III a short time the mob re.asssmbled.
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MlLwAursE, Wis, Oct 9o.-A special to
the Ecening Hssoonsin from Malinett,
Wis, says that three blocks in the buBi-
meas portion Of the city, comprining iorty
buildings, were destroyed by an incendiary
fire, which broke out at | o'clock this
morning. The loss is estimated ut $500. 900.
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& - - %. - -, -
sISDiANAroLIs, 0s!. 20.-An effort 10
being made by Governor Gray and others
to induce ths United statos District At.
torrey to prosecute in the Federal Court
the band Of night merauders in South.
wessoru Indiana, known as tho I"sWhite
Gaps" 4 In the counties where they op.
erase they havc control Of the cohrts, and
all attempts to punish thom havc failed. II
is believed that the Federal statute intend.
cd for the punishment Of :be kuklux in
the South can bs spplied to the a"White
Osps," and tho District Attorney iP ucy
preparing to begin an investigation. X X
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Turkish Police Closipr Ltuuor shop,. s.

Turkish Police Closing Liquor Shops.
CoSsrASrlNopLE, Oct. 2o.-The police
ofthis city ara closing all liquor shops
kept by Enropeanu, on the ground that
they are dsmoralizing the Turkish people.
The consnlates are invaded by liquor
dealers complaining OF tho action OF the
police. ~ Ss 4 57Sg
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BERLIN, Oct. 2O.-During the paat few
days persons sleeping in the open air at
Csrlauuhe, Creicld and elaowhero have
been frozen to death. The severe weather
which has prevailed is unprecedented at
this heauon Of the year. a:S,
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More Evic,ious In ireland.

4 DUBLIN, Oct. 2O.-Three tsnants on the
estate Of Lord Clanricardo have been
evicted. Patrick Campbell sternuoualy
resisted the officers, and during the melee
bis daughter Margaret was struck on the
head With csowbar and severely injured.
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A Marino Who Refused to Take Pllls.

e ANNAPOLIS, Mn, Oct. 2O.-A United
statps marine named Coleman, lying i'll
here, recently TeiGsed to take pills which
Dr. ateTood, oi the navy, prescribed for
him. Coleman grew tired ol taking medi;
cine and told the phyaician that 1t was ne
good. The doctor had him court martial.
O, and the court is trying to find out il
Coleman IL g1ilty Of insubordination. 4 h y
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Foreign officers for Chlnn,. Army.

BERLIN, ost. 2o.-Ohina has applied to
tho army authorities for officers to in
Htruct and organize the Chineao army,
and the Emperor has consented to allow
oflicors to 70 there. Many have vo!un-
teered for the work, though the .salary is
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!# WATERLOO, Iowa, Oct. 90. O.-ssyen!oon
business buildings constituting nearly all
Of the business portion Of tho place. wero
burned last night at Oslwein, a village OF
1000 inhabitants, twenty miles from here.
LOSS about $50 600; insurance, So, 900, y
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An Anarchist IncendInry.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 2O.-Franzs Mikhof, q
member Of an Anarchist club, which has
been making living by setting fire to
property for the purpose OF getting the
insurance money, was found guilty Of that
otlense in the General Sessions court yes.
terday. -. ~ En-- |rl-'IH Tn--
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THE nimblo Wits OF the Navy are trying
to determine whether a man who refuses
to take pills when ordered by the surgeon,
iB guilty OF iuEubordination. When found
make q note ont. &E.5 fE
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BARrLEyE CAarBsLL's physiciauu say he
will coon be out Of the asylum, well in
body and mind. Tho world will be glad
to welcome bnck this talented and good
hearted man. .., Al.
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#"Mr. Bates, is ittrue that your company
was operated at largo loss to the Balti.
more d Ohio Railroad Company. as has
been previously stated by the Western
Union officials" G'I /. VA + .EiylI-s s.
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a Leuding spo,tts,m,ia,Iu ts,,m,ia an uenu,,a. \

MEMruis, TEss, Oct. co. -Preuldoat q.
A. Montgomery, Of the Momphia Jockey
Club, suddenly dropped dead while speak.
ing in the. club room to-day. Heart dis.
ease Is said tobs the cause. sg sI;aS 81; \ Y;
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TIE politiclsnu may regard as o good
joke the Idea Of service ponaion, but the
old Eoldsrs don't, and they will be heard
from later. II is long lano that gathers
no moea e sf- aE ~ ,ei r. sfEl - tr-1 ~.
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Evelyn Nesigns.

i LONDON, Oct. g. Evelyn, Conservative,
resigned his neat as a member Of Pa.lia.
ment for Deptiord. He declalea in his
letter Of resignatlon he cannotsupport the
Irlah policy Of the government. iii5isa.gs !
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TIE SERVICE PENSION BILL.
Illinois Grand Army Men Organize for
United Action. 81

Illinois drnnd Army Men Organize for
United Action.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-Tho convention Of
Illinois Grand Army msn was held here
yesterday, about six!y.fye posts being
represented.
1t Was called by Pos! 40 Of Chicago, to
meet and take united action regarding the
seryics Pension bill, aud form an assccia.
ton with the purpose Of ssaisting and ad.
vocating all just claims Of SOLDIERS, sailors
and marines. ~. ~ g y533.-, g'5l5t
An organization was formed as contem-
plated and officers were elected. The as-
sociation will be known as the "Service
Pension Association Of Illinois," A COM
mittee was appointed to ASCERTAIN the sen.
tinent Of the G. A. R. men throughout
tho State regarding tho soldiers' pension
bill. It is understood this Is but a branch
Of national organization yet to be
formed. i..l5 ,5tsg.I ''st il Z. e
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The Duke In Chicago,

CHICAGO, Oct. ,20.-The Duke Of Marl.
borough, who figured 80: conspicuously in
English divorce courts. arrived in this
Qity this mornilg. ,a.y "a F:!I3T,.7
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MI. Gsrtl.ld Ksnc,s.-I.Iixx,a1r: ~ Z: J.

! LONDON, Oct. 2O.--Mrs. James a. Gar.
held and her daughter, bliss Mollie, who
were passengers on the steamer Arizona,
from New York, have arrived at Liver
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% CLEvxLlEDj O., Oct .20.-The Excelsior
Refining Company Of this city: made an
assignment to-day. The assets aye !estl,.
mated at $75 600. y +, \,
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Z Conference 40 of ,rrsIp,ch no,nl,.t,

LONDON, Oct. 2o-The Count Of Paris
intends 70 visit jDordrecht to receive and
confer with royalist deputations from the
North and Eaat OF France, 2; q Z "A T.
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An Au,,.rr,o,,..,Eurl,. A1lIa,n,,cr. nd.

LONDON Oct. 20.-The Pester Lloyd, in
an inspired article, exprsaaes the roadi-
meas ofAuatria to enter into tho clo,est
alliance with England. SIS b. !,
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ThcGrrut Eastern so1d.

LONDON, Ost. 20 Tho steamer Grsa
Esatern I "a t has been sold at auction ior slO5,
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Gtse Q,ajt,e'lliiQe,!tteas.
ONCE, No.. Is and ~ rourtoon.h Street.
"GKSiAL RErlcEScE !" ls the decidedly
good phrase applied to Mr.. Gladstone by
u London newspaper.
The prohibition campaign In Turkey
opens with deapotic power to back It.
Still the turban'd Turk will take his tip.

TuR Registr''s sneeripg referenceB to
everything and everybody Republican
arc highly appreciated. Let the good
work 90 on. Ma, WHY ". n.
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e Yes, indeed; they have secured the
largest and greatest competing telegraph
system ever formed, one capable of hand.
ling 100000 Of kilograms per annum,
and at prics less than one-qusrter the
cost to the Western Union Company OF
the American Union property in 1881, al
lowing ior the difference in mileage and
capacity for traffic" Y: 's,5. Is55
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-09-06
A Bull and a Jackass Fight and

Cincinnati, o., Aug S0.-A battle be-
tween jackass and bull, according to a
story published in the Cincinnati Enquirer,
is the latest diversion discovered by the
citizens of Kenton, p. O., Kenton county,
Ky. Pole Harrison had a little 'cedar-
head" bull which another man wagered
his jsckass could whip inside of twenty
minutes. The wager was a sorrel horse
against $50. The battle was fought at 3 a.
NJ. on the oath, in the presence OF a MIN.
Der of people. A red shirt was lied around
the Jack neck in order to incite the bull,
but the ass made for the bull first and bit
him on the flank. The bull retalisted by
butting the jack on the shoulder. The two
brutes got madden and madden and fought
furiously, the jack using his hoofs with
effect and the bull his horns. Finally the
bulls horn penetrated the jacks side,
weakening the latter, but not So much but
that be kicked hard enough 10 break two
OF the bulls ribs Thus the battle waged,
until at the end of hour and % minutes
both brutes sank to the ground dying.
They were then shot. The owner of the
bull got the $50.
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Charged with Malpractice.

New York, August 81. - Mary
Breunen, or Maggie, as she was
most often called, who said her ante-mor-
tom statement to Coroner Edman that she
had been betrayed and then maltreated,
died Monday morning at her home, No.
1895 Third avenue. She was the dsugh-
ter of Thomas Bremen, the foreman Of the
Consolidated Gas Company she was un-
conscious for many hours before she died.
William Barrett, who she said was her be-
trayer, is employed at l.. Metzger's market,
No. l46 East One Hundred and Twenty.
fifth street. He and DR.. Russell Roof, OF
No. 2426 Second avenue, whom she
charged with malpractice in her case, are
held for causing her death.
Maggie was graduated from the Brook
Ign CrntraI Gammar school four years ago
with honors. She was a pretty and at,
tractire girl, twentY-One years old when
she died
DIR. Roof was arraigned in Harlem police
court yesterday before Justice Welde and
held to await the result of the inquest.
DIR. Carney testified that there had been
malpractice. Barrett was in the east
Eighty eight street station. When told
that Miss Bremen was dead he threw up
his hands ana cried:
"Oh, my G"d don't say that. :"
Later he wss arraigned in the court and
remanded until the inquest. The dead
girls funeral will take place to-day. Rev.
F. McQuay, of st Cecilia's church, who
administed TO the dying girl the last rites
Of the church will conduct the service.